Unexpected Northern State Dropping Big Cash On OnlyFans

Colder Weather is Coming

Parts of North Dakota have seen frost the last couple of nights. It won't be long, and the snow will be flying, and we will be spending even more time indoors. Much of that time will be spent scrolling on our phones or laptops. According to statistics I've seen online, the average American spends about 5 hours and 16 minutes per day on smartphones alone, which works out to roughly 37 hours a week. YIKES, and that is not including other online activities.

Introducing OnlyFans

So, where is all this time going online? No doubt, scrolling through social media is a big time drain. Others spend a good amount of time on sites like "OnlyFans". In case you are not familiar with OnlyFans, it's an online subscription platform where content creators can share photos, videos, and live streams directly with paying fans.

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Users pay a monthly fee, plus fans can also pay extra for custom messages or tips. Creators keep 80% of their earnings, while OnlyFans gets 20%. You must be 18 plus to be on this site. Why? OnlyFans is well known for its adult content. Yes, there are fitness trainers, musicians, chefs, and comedians who share their lives and educational material, but the website is widely known and popular for hosting adult entertainment and independent sex work.

Which State Spends the Most on OnlyFans

According to KTLA-TV, North Dakota spends the most on subscription fees to OnlyFans per 10,000 people. North Dakotans shell out $278,815 per 10,000 adults, which works out to over $17 MILLION total. All I can say is WOW! Again, do you think being cooped up inside due to colder weather has anything to do with this, or are we just a bunch of perves?

Top 5 States for OnlyFans

1. North Dakota

2. Nevada

3. Colorado

4. West Virginia

5. Arizona

The state that spends the LEAST on OnlyFans is Mississippi.

Maybe we should all consider a new career as a content creator on OnlyFans? It sounds like a lucrative proposition in our state.